Two Alone
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All except her. She was sure of that.
She didn't know how long it had been since the impact or how long she'd remained bent over with her head in her lap. It could have been seconds, minutes, light-years. Time could stand still.
Endlessly, it seemed, torn metal had shifted before settling with a groan. The dismembered trees—innocent victims of the crash—had ceased to quiver. Hardly a leaf was stirring now. Everything was frightfully still. There was no sound.
Absurdly she thought of the question... about a tree falling in the woods. Would it make a sound? It did. She'd heard it. So she must be alive.
She raised her head. Her hair and shoulders and back were littered with chips of shattered plastic—what had previously been the window next to her scat. She shook her head slightly and the chips rained off her, making tinkling, pinging little noises in the quiet. Slowly she forced herself to open her eyes.
A stream rose in her throat, but she couldn't utter it. Her vocal cords froze. She was too terrified to stream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All except her. She was sure of that.
She didn't know how long it had been since the impact or how long she'd remained bent over with her head in her lap. It could have been seconds, minutes, light-years. Time could stand still.
Endlessly, it seemed, torn metal had shifted before settling with a groan. The dismembered trees—innocent victims of the crash—had ceased to quiver. Hardly a leaf was stirring now. Everything was frightfully still. There was no sound.
Absurdly she thought of the question... about a tree falling in the woods. Would it make a sound? It did. She'd heard it. So she must be alive.
She raised her head. Her hair and shoulders and back were littered with chips of shattered plastic—what had previously been the window next to her scat. She shook her head slightly and the chips rained off her, making tinkling, pinging little noises in the quiet. Slowly she forced herself to open her eyes.
A stream rose in her throat, but she couldn't utter it. Her vocal cords froze. She was too terrified to stream.
What to read after Two Alone?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sandra Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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